Following the abrogation of Article 370, Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Srinagar sent a stern message to agitators. Addressing a massive rally at the Bakshi Stadium, he signaled to the world that despite Pakistan's attempts at spreading falsehoods, the people of Kashmir are not displeased but rather content with the new unified governance with the rest of India. Witness 10 fabulous pictures from the visit.
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Upon reaching Bakshi Stadium in Srinagar, PM Modi addressed the Kashmiris with an opening that resonated: 'The unique feeling of arriving in heaven on earth is incomparable. We have awaited the emergence of this new Jammu & Kashmir for decades.'
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A significant crowd from various parts of Kashmir arrived in Srinagar to attend PM Narendra Modi's rally, including a woman supporter with a distinct cap inscribed 'I Love Modi'.
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The local residents at Bakshi Stadium shared the joy of PM Modi's visit, saying, 'We are here to celebrate and welcome PM Narendra Modi. We hope the common man continues to get all facilities in the future.'
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During his speech at Bakshi Stadium, PM Modi interacted with Nazeem, a honey businessman, sharing his selfie and acknowledging Nazeem's commendable work on social media.
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PM Modi also enjoyed the scenic beauty of the Shankaracharya Hill at Jabarwan Range and greeted it with respect from a distance.
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Despite threats urging the Kashmiris not to attend PM Modi's rally in Srinagar, the event saw a significant turnout at the Bakshi Stadium.
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As many people were present at Bakshi Stadium for PM Modi's rally, an equal number joined via video conferencing from different parts of Kashmir, dialoguing with the PM online.
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PM Narendra Modi inaugurated 53 projects worth ₹6,400 crore at Bakshi Stadium in Srinagar and dedicated them to the people of Kashmir and the nation.
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Before joining the 'Developed India, Developed Jammu & Kashmir' program, PM Narendra Modi visited an exhibition in Srinagar, where he took a keen interest in the showcased products.
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During his rally in Srinagar, PM Modi didn't shy away from criticizing the opposition, stating that certain political families and Congress have misled for benefits, while the city was festooned with Indian flags.
